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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-05-25
ImproYised Toys.

"The very word toy implies something
that is intended to amusc. Very many
of the most elaborate and costly toys
only do this for short time, as long as
they are new, while some article that by
accident the child has become possessed
of is daily source of pleasure.
GAS write my little girl of two sits
on the floor with a button hook. in her
hand trying to button and unbutton her
little boots. She is not playing, rather
she is working; but she is interested in
what she is doing, her attention is con-
centrated upon it and she is happy. We
do not give the hammer and looking
glass, but some equally queer articles.
We let her have patent egg beatcr.
"'Suppose she should break it2' What
if she does2 1t costs much less than Or
dinary toys, and serves her vastly better.
When she had learned to put the end OF
it in little dish and turn the wheel
'iust as mamma does'-she was happy,
and her pleasure in her new plaything
lasted for weeks. She would not hurt
herself seriously with it, and finding
there was one way in which it acted and
made noise, she did not throw it about
and use it as hammer, but used it prop.
erly, came to have high regard, and,
have nc doubt, deep respect for it.
Another plaything is clean lamp burner
with long piece of wick knotted at the
ends so that it cannot fall out, or with
,, the ends sewed together The child can
, turn the thumbscrew and make the wick
| move, and thus find much pleasure. -
| Babyho0d.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-05-25
No "CarrYings On" There.

The story is now being told of con,
scientious tithing man in a New England
town years ago. General H., the big
man of the town, had daughter who
was educated in Boston. Once she
brought home with her lover, Boston
man, now merchant of New York City.
He went to church with her, sat in the
same pew, and when the first hymn was
given out found it and handed the hymn
book to her. She bowed and took it.
Second hymn, the same. The old tith-
ing man looked and frowncd, but did not
like to offend General H. But he thought
it over and over, and his conscience ac-
cused him of being a "respecter" OF per-
sons. He took his seat in the afternoon,
resolved to do his duty fearlessly. The
hymn was given out. The young man
found it and handed the book to Miss
H.; she bowed and took it. Rap, rap,
rap, went the old mans stick. Then
pointing to General HIS pew: "You,
you-I mean General HIS girl and her
Boston beau None of your carvings on
here, say."-Chieago Herald.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-05-25
Big CRYSTALS in Dakota.

1t is we'll known, of course, that
America has long been celebrated the
world over as the home of enormous
crystals, and the prodigious specimens of
apatite, beryl and other minerals have
been the subject of wonderment. But
among these the crystals of spodumenc
brought to view by the excavations in the
Eta tin mine in Pennington County,
Dakota, arc believed to be without rival
in respect to size. According to the re-
port made on this subject by Professor
Blake it appears that one of these crys-
tails is thirty-six feet in length in straight
line, and from one to three feet in thick
ness. The cleavage is smooth and straight,
but the lateral and terminal planes are
described as being obscure.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-05-25
The Maid Of the Valley.

Miss Ellen Callahan, of Sierra County,
female stock-raiser, is known as the
"N1aid of the Valley" Her possessions
are valued at $40, 600. Her age VIC do not
know, and should not mention it if we
did. She weighs about 13O pounds, wears
neither false teeth nor hair; she has a
good healthy complexion and blue eyes.
She would make a good match in
marriage for middlc-aged man with
muscle cultivated to work, and it is
our opinion that none Others need
apply. Dudes would not, we believe, be
noticed as candidates for the matrimonial
hand of Miss Callahan. She can harness
a team, break wild horses, run mower,
feed the stock, or do any kind of work
on ranch.-iSierra Valley (Neo.) Leader.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-05-25
WOMAN'S. WORLD.
PLEASANT LITERATURE FOR
FEMININE READERS.
Becoming Famous Late In Life.

Becoming Famous Late in Life.
Very few women distinguished in
literature have attained fame before reach
ing the prime of life. George Eliot was
So when her first story was published.
Elizabeth Browning-37 when she
married produced her best work after
her marriage. Mrs. Stoves "Uncle
Tom" was not published till the author
was 80, and Miss Alcott's first noteworthy
story was published when she was 81.
H. H. was hardly known in literature
until after she was 40. These facts should
be consoling to ambitious young writers,
whose manuscripts are "returned with
thanks.n
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-05-25
ClOuds and Rain.

A communication to the London Me-
teorological Society, by Captain Toynbee,
states as his conclusion, that clouds OF
not less than two thousand feet in thick
ness are seldom accompanied by rain, or,
if they are, it is very gentle, consisting of
minute drops; with a thickness OF be,
tween two thousand and four thousand
feet, the size of the drops is moderate; :;
with increasing thickness of the clouds
comes an increasing size of the drops, and
at the same time the degree of tempera-
ture becomes lowered When the thick
ness amounts to more than six thousand
feet. hail is produced.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-05-25
How n Mother Should Act.

She should be firm, gentle, kind, al
ways ready to attend to her child. She
should never laugh at him-at what he
does that is cunning allow him to
think of his looks except to be neat and
clean in all his habits. She should teach
him to obey look-to respect those older
than himself; she should never make a
command without seeing that it is per-
formed in the right manner. Never
speak of the child's faults or foibles, or
repeat his remarks before him. 1t is a
sure way to spoil child. Never reprove
a child when excited, nor let your tone
of voice be raised when correcting. Strive
to inspire love, not dread-respect, not
fear. Remember you are training and
educating soul fol. eternity. Teach
your children to wait upon themselves,
to put away thing when done with it.
But do not forget that you were once a
child.-Cdlyornia Farmer.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-05-25
A High Old Celebration.

Perhaps the most unique celebration of
the German Emperor Williams birthday
was that which took place 1000 feet
high on the southern summit of the Ba-
varian Alps. Two mountaineers-Stanzi
and Walch by name-ascended to this
elevation, and then kindled bonfire, the
materials for which they had laboriously
dragged with them. They had intended
climbing to the very summit of the Watz-
mann, but deep snow prevented this, and
the bonfire of wood and petroleum was
lit on the Falzkopf. The ascent of the
mountain often brought the climbers up
to the shoulders in snow, but they were
determined to perform the feat, and they
did il
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-05-25
When the Year is Young.

In the spring thinner shadow
Haunts the young mans pocketbook
And he casts upon each nickel
A much longer, fonder look.
In the spring a livelier yellow
Comes upon the butterine;
And the boarder much suspects that
Things are not just what they seem.
In the spring the jolly fisher
Man doth HE him for q worm;
And with JOY doth place the first ono
On his hook to see it squirm.
In the spring young girls fancy
Lightly turns to thoughts Of cream
And her tender blue eyes sparkle
With lovely ten-cent gleam.
columbus Dispatch
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-05-25
A SUMMER SHOWER.

Clouds in masses meeting
Break in slants Of rain,
Through the branches beating,
Pelting on the pane.
Field and lawn are dreary,
Dreary is the town;
All the world is weary
When the rain comes down.
Now the shower is ended
Short-lived summer shower;
Jewels clear and splendid
Clean in every flower.
Leaf and lawn are brighter,
Softer breathes the air;
Every heart is lighter,
All the world more fair.
Life has clouds Of sorrow,
Hearts have tears of rain;
Though they fall tomorrow,
Do not thou complain.
Not a tear in vain drops
Let this faith I've ours;
Rainbows come from rain-drops,
Flowers are born of showers.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-05-25
How Some Ladies Killed a Deer.

Last Sunday week, as Mrs. James A.
Ward, accompanied by her little daughter
and two other ladies and a dog, were
taking a walk through the woods on Mr..
Wards ranch, on Dry Creek, Mendocino
County, they had a little adventure that
that they will long remember. After
getting short distance in the woods the
dog jumped up deer, and, being little
feeter of foot, soon ran up with and
caught it. Of fcourse the ladies joined in
the chase, and by their shouts confused
the deer and encouraged the dog to do
his level best. They soon reached the
dog and deer, and, taking hold of the
latter, held it down until Carrie, Mrs.
Wards little daughter, ran back to the
house and brought knife, with which
they cut its throat. They then tied the
decr's legs, and, singing it on o pole,
regular hunter fashion, formed triumph
ant procession for the house.-Santa Rosa
(Caz.) Democrat.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-05-25

The annual production of steel pens is
estimated at $4,OOO,OOO but the value
created with them remains to be calcu-
lated.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-05-25

The amount of chocolate annually con-
sumed is about $4,000, 200 pounds, the
market being headed by France.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-05-25

The sugar re6neries in the United
States have total refining capacity Of
/, 900, 900 barrels month.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-05-25

many Cncre are DelOTe you. luey DIT
lying down here, there, yonder, every
where, in twos and threes, and little
companies, under the shade of the trees
their tin cups full-eating, drinking,
laughing, the battle is over.
The barbecue did not, of course,
originate ia Kentucky, but it is claimed
that the burgoo S!s%~ Thence it has
spread to other regions stHtu!' and west.
Of old the custom had in thh State its
high political import. 1t formed q
notable feature of those anniversaries neld
in honor of cold Dick johnson" and the
Bottle of the Thames. 1t went some
times with regimental and battalion
musters. 1t was regularly associated with
county contests for seats in the Legis-
lature or for lesser offices, and it formed
convivial background to the toasts and
speeches of the Fourth of July. High
drinking occasions some of these old
time gatherings were, for it must be
remembered that whisky was the pioneer
beverage, and its use in private homes
became almost as common us is that Of
beer aiming the Germans. Great tubs of
punch, therefore, often graced the
barbecucs of those days, to be drunk from
huge earthenware bowls, and since party
feeling was high and party lines were
strictly drawn, it is not surprising to
learn that on one occasion barrel Of
punch was spoiled by tartar emetic,
though the discovery of this was not
made until the enemy's evil wish had
been more than gratitied. Sometimes
after the public speaking came rustic
music and dancing.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-31
ct. Slaf's Sdool,
T%ortbReio, Rinn.

On Cub oil, beapnoer Sioien after fin
Biriiombsb Cnsoassu ben 14oe September
u~9itiommenoe. Siolsus n9rmeite Eaal q
at sipe Gutter o. Bigger en- mere fulotauoia
~uooanneiie. euo be iau faa biemme, oa ct
i9reseut Rurirs er pprsttet mso bet Rool
for Die, at sipe be Glsosr, iom itie Tan ofre
lang lib poa Stolen, ct goot 5orraab of
praftiffe RunoIfaber. Dor lib tilbuoer %
mango sooe Ting. iom ui ftrsust taset iiie
bebsoer, men ct itsrre silsr minore Jorraoo
al ~aImenupttige 8unolfabsr Tan iIaen al OF
soot unourre. On unB gerion mso Nioler,
men ioeu Runoiiab sr | Dor lib iiie iaa bel,
big itiqet, iom en- uus Berion meo Ruuofiob;
men uosu Dtioler. Or oenne gaaitdno ionb,
iaa er bet oermeo afsiort, at 5or9Ioreue bsr
tase be Bense, be bar tilt9uit fine Bsru o.
ORE BEN paa beres uooannslie ioruoiat, at
Bsrusue bar gpuer til at Irre.
Ran betRute o9iaa, at Deb snboer aoo,
triftelia Sfole leoer lln~o,rpisninaen I en- sri.
itelis Nono, os iom 5slse oeraf oil / Reae.
len ben ,riitelise aaraiter befGites hos Gle.
uerne paa iantnle lib, iom 8unoiaberue ub.
uioes, % Yeu8e dnueuote for at meooele be
unse 8nuofaber o9 for at aioe benz en- faft
triltelig aarafter, Der ran uGre Gem ct Barn
/ Jriitelier, maa bare bel anoenote. 5orGl.
ore FAINT lnse N9no os auinber unoerrettes
berpeo ON. at Der peo Sfoleu er oprettet ct
aurius, bpor oisie to Natl ipses opnaaet I
iaa fort lib iom mulist.
5oruoen n9pnte 8urius bar Siolsu oab.
net ct fuloft9noist golessturius, Der er til.
9ieuselis baaoe for Gutter os Bigger, os fra
ABE September nGfiommeHoe oil be to 10.
ueite alasier Freshman os Sophomore for.
baabentlis oGre / iulo Biriiombeo. Stolen
er iaar iaa belois at faa Or. Nlbert g. gage
Phil. DIR. fra Johns Hopkins University til
Carer | Spros % Yait. y. Q. Strsmme til
Carer | Wiatbematit.
Iesuoen err Der peo Siolsn oprettet ct
Musical Department meo sooe 24rere, iao
Glepene bar ben rigeite Anleoning til at ub.
oauue fig | Snitrumentalmuiii o9 / Sang.
ct. Claf's Sdool er, iaauiot os befienot,
ben eueite Siole oprcttst al Roromqno |
Gmeriia, bpor ruse Iamer bar famine I'm
lebnins ION uuse W9uo I'll at faa en- bsiere
Nanosoannelie.
gnbper, Nano eler apinoe, Der snffer
u9rntere Splpsning ON Sfolen bsr inareff
mulist ~tiliiriue Beitprereu
T9. Y. Rohn,
1876. Rortbfelo, D2inn.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-31
oeeorab.s o,tea.-cuseaa oen site a,aua fss7.
8Ieraittet hos Sasimto.
ncdrent.

- sr -" 81.
en- J%ofteitamme / Spbafrifa, fiiores paa
fslsenbe Raabe al en- Misfionar: 5us
Itrusn mebbrinser olbris nosen Rebs
gift, men Wanoen siper fine tiltommsnbe
Spiserforalbre 10, 20, 80 elIer Here
Srer. Geroeb bliper Bruoen bans ret
masiise Gienbom. sGsieifabet iors
nesrer auinoen os sisr benbe til Slao.
'noe. Sisers Joralore ualser Wanben,
% be siper noturlisois ben 5ortrinet,
iom siper bet itsrite initial Dyer. Spis
en- uns Wanb, Der life bar Dyer moi,
tanter paa at siite fig. iaa benpenoer
ban fig til fine Slastninse, % bisie
laaner bam bet n%sbpenbise, unoer 5ors
ubiatnins Of at ban tilbasebetaler 2aas
net meo Renter, i%aainart ban ielu bliper
Gar os faar 0ptre at bortsiIte b. ri (.
ialse. Yaa oenne Maaoe sr gasius
toerne Tonne | ct laaodnt Sl9losforz
bolo, at insen 5remmeS fan iaa Circle
paa bet. 9ette bar til Reiultdt at for.
minbite ben faoerlise Gutboritet; tbi
erbuer 9atter, Der Ell at tale ON SIN.
nerne, repreienterer en- beitemt &apital,
af bpilten 5aoeren blot eier en- Del, men
5orbrinsseierne Reiten, iaa bar natur.
lisuis 5aberen life iaa flor Mpnbisbeb
oper fine 8srn. VT sifte fig iaa fort
iom mulis, er bet bebite en- 8asiutO fan
sisre. So Here Suitruer ban bar, beito
itsrre er bans Mast, SnbHpoelie us
8isbum. Glminoelisen bar en- Basiuto
2 til 3 Suitruer, be rise os r~nberbsps
binserne bar enonu here, us Spriten
blr oite 20, 80, 80, ia 100 S%uitruer,
buis Suie ubeisr en- bel Yp omfrins
Sgpbinsens Reiibens.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-31

gpnnroHa8. Sra Bremauser beret.
tes I "8eftlp." at 2pnet ben 14be Suli
Ios neb | Susmanb &nbers 9bueiens
Taaninssbns. Sra 9aset, buor 2pnets
Spor uiier fig peb, at 3orptafninaens
@res belois er afiuebet os en- sten
lsftet tiliibe, fulste Straalen 8rpits
pesSen neboper. Baa 9oitet, bpor Der
laa en- @ut, blep ct @eoer, Der bana
paa 8essen, faitet tuers oper gereliet
lise pper ben iooenbe Cuts Saanb. 9ebe
| Stuen beianbt fig 5 Menneifer / fine
Sense. 2pnet fulste frembeles BEG.
gen Osslsb sjennem @uluet, tln 3 Cont
mer ira ben enc af Sensene, boori laa
Manb, Suitru Os npfsbt Barn. Ollie
Hap marfelis NOT uifabte af 2pnet, iom
beller lite ~fOrsprist forpolbte nosen
n%9nneperbis Sfabe.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-31
$4,000 &roner for Yr9noe
ONT Narct.

Sen norif. iuenite aonse bar unestes
Zig en- reipeftabel Snotast; man fan
trpst beresne bans belle ~9snsinbtest til
minbit II Miaion 8roner ON Slaret.
Nuros Nmerifas Soreneoe Staters
Breiibeut bar ca. 10 @anse iaa meset
5olf at "resjere oper", men BLOT on,=
firing en- Sjettebel iaa tor 9sn iom
Song Osfar.
Wen iaa foiter osiaa Dor aonses
Sofbolb betpbelise Summer ON Iaret.
st eneite 8euis berpaa er fslsenbe, Tom
ct iuenif 8lab mebbeler: I'll aonsens
eset Sofbolb mebsaar aarlis omfrins
900 5uune 8irfepeo os 400 5apne
8arpeo. 8eben inofjsbes al Slottets
8astmeiter | Summerens Sob fra Sag
ter / Stodbolms Saune. 8irfepeben, 5
&parter lang, foiter for narpnrenbe Is
&roner Saonen os 8arpeben, 6 &parter
lang, 10 8r. Saunen. 5or Opmaalins,
2osnins, Siemfisrins Os S~nolasselie /
8ebtieloeren mebsaar 8 Sir. 5aunen.
Gltiau toiter 8eben / &ialberer 20, 800
f8roner.
Gil Sasnins, &lsunins os Dpbarins
at benne 8ebmansbe er aarlis ipsieliat
16 Manb. Otter en- Nilsnnins af rs
Ore pr. Zine 10 Mrbeibstimer ON
Dasen Os 300 Gage uuriis, sisr bette
for bper Manb 75O &r. ON slaret eler
tiliammen 1900 8r. SaalebeS mebs
saar til 8onsens Gfoelins at Slottet
Beb til en- garoi af $4,000 &roner
slaret. Oesuoen branoes / 5orituer
os &orriborer aotes os Stenful til be-
tgbelise 8erbier.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-31
2thtgt.

@n &eiienbe fra 2anbet tos inb paa
ct Sotel | 2onbon, os ba ban bar rob
for 2ommetppe, git ban til Opuarters
defen Os ppersap bam en- 9ipunbsnote
til Sorparing.
Den neite Bag ~fOrlanste ban ben till
base, men bleu Tom ilaaet al 5orunbrins,
ba uebfommenbe Sunttioner lisefrem
~erflerebe, at ban lite baube bet minbite
ajenb7tab til Sasen. Manben git bers
paa til en- Sasfsrer.
Gag en- anoen 3ipunbsnote", iasbe
oenne, "os saa iammen meb en- at 9eres
8enner tilbase til Sutelet. llnbifplo
Dem pos Opuarter9efen for 9eres Sell
taselie, itplo paa 8eruielie eler Gbs
iprebtbeb, ouersiu bam ben anoen 9i
punbsnOte / 5oruarins / 0eres Bens
0erperelie os Tom berpaa til mig"
Den uarrebe Ranb fulste bans 8aab
til Yunft os Britfe.
"Nu". iasbe Sasfsreren, "fal De
aaa alene til Dpuurteren Os forlanse
be ii 9unb tilbase. Ga ban ueb, at
0eres Ben iaa paa, at ban mobtos benz,
iaa faar Sc ben anben 1ipunbsnote til
base. Tag berpaa 9eres Ben mes
Dem imorseu, saa ben til Dpparter'
4efen, treu bierpt be ii Bunb af ban
o. ba Der life pdr noset 8ibne, ba 81
mobtos ben anben. iaa bliDer ban nsbt
It'll at iepere tilbase ben fsrfte osiaa.~,
aiftsa tptteoes iulotommei. Dagger
eter ienbss s~asfsrerst, i'm &ssnins ~
benbe poa - ii YunS.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-31
= nnoteosregter.
(gfter SunobeoSblaoet).

8Gr reselmasiis / bit 9iu.
@aa ON mulis bpsr Niten tilieuss
paa iamme 9ib.
Staa op, itrur ou paagner.
Gag en- folo eQer lunfen Iiripnins
buer MOrsen.
Npb fimpel Soft.
Spis 6rust, buis bu fan itafie big
ben, fsr cu npoer noset anbet ON Mors
9enen,
Irbelo life itrar eiter, at bu bar
ipit.
Scr maabebplben / Drill.
BIT 8riffepaub bsr filtreres os toses,
naar bu bar ben minbfte 3uil ON, at
bet lite TANNER fra rent ~llbiprins, eler
bet liOen fan bore forureniet.
Gag 2esemsspelier i bet irie, naar
BIZ paa nosen Waabe fan lfaffe Dig gin.
lebnins til bet. Eli bette bsrer oslau
en- raft Spaoiertur - iier opoper
8affe.
89r ulbne &leber Naret runbt.
8rus Sfotpi, iom er arbeibet eiter
SOben. Oct maa bore befpemt oa
iplib.
SDrs for, at Sooes os 0aslisparel.
fer er sObt pentilerebe, ps at uiunb 2uft
lite fan transe IND.
Bsrit Tenberne / bet minbite tr
@anse baslis, Morsen Os often.
!Sau insen unsbise 8etpmrinser; be
sb~elasser big baaoe aanbelist os lesems
list.
8er itabis / girfiombeb ielp / ben
fremrpffeoe Glber. Solb Siernen i Mrs
beibe. lluirfiombeo iuefter paa ale
Sulb.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-31
ANNUAL REUNION
of the 3Sth Regiment Iowa Volunteer
infantry, to be held at DEBORAH,
Iowa, on Wednesday and
Thursday, October 9Th
and 9th, 1887.

CoMRADEs:-The Second Annual Reun-
ion of the 3Sth Regt. of Iowa Infty. Vols,
will be held at DEBORAH, Iowa, October 9TH
and 9th, 1887, and you are most cordially
and earnestly requested to be
present with us on that occasion. 1t is
earnestly hoped that every living member
of the Regt. will be there at that time. The
noble and patriotic people of DEBORAH are
actively engaged in making preparations
TO assure all the old veterans a grand and
glorious time. Our first reunion, held at
West Union, Iowa, a year ago, was a grand
feast of social enjoyment. Then let us,
one and all, lay aside our business affairs
and attend this reunion and make it an
occasion that shall ever be remembered
by us.
All members who expect To be present
are requested To notify the Secretary at
West Union, Iowa, or ii. |. Brichner, a
member of the Executive Committee,
DEBORAH, Iowa.
The X. r. fare will be one and one-third
rate. Do not buy a through ticket, but
secure a new ticket and new certificate on
each line of road travelled over.
Maj. II. +. Beebe, President.
f. C. ". Burgess, Vice President.
Capt. G. r. Humphrey, Q. NJ. and Treas
John Cook, Commisssry. 1,
Executive Committee: - p. McCusker,
II. I. Brickuer, Geo. NJ. Anderson.
Capt. J.. j. Berkey, Secy.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-31

8perm- Ssrseligit bstieuotsisrss for
fraprreuoe Sl9at os 8enner, of bet bebds
seoe Sub | fin gisoom at bortialoe fra bette
I'll ct beore 2ip min flare Jaoer Sans 8.
8pern, fpot Sflsliiperu. Nfosoe par isot /
Narnes Yrsiteeielo. Ypr9e, ben 22oe gRorts
1922, uopon reoe I'll Gmer,ta 1881 % osoe
ben 14oe Nusuft 1887.
Seq irembGrer berpeo min bisrteligits Tai
til Vile, Tom bepilts BAN ben 9@re at ieos
iase bans ioroiife 9epuinser til bet iioite
Suilefteo. Si9roslesheo tafies gaitor Q.
n. Nuoerien for ben 3ale, ban bolot pso
bans Baare. Yeliignet p9re bit Ytinoe.
Ga Wnure. 9ai-. -19oe Nuauit 1897.
Nl6ert 8. Rpern.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-31

6otel Setersbalen. Bt Bar Wenb
! arifiansianb bar ifslse "Gbr. 3ib."
lot fig / 8irfiombeb for at faa tesnet
ben nBboenbise Nftiefapital til Dpfsrelie
a' ct minbre Sotel eIer 2osibus Bug
lamb | S~etersbalen.
Oct er 9anfen at opfsre Sotelet i
'slOe 8pslanbssranben pua 0Orblioen
" Glpen | Suruifopen, os peb fOrelss
Ase aitaler er aft orbnet til Ylanens
nulise Sjennemisrelie. Sutelet oil
asr faa en- imut 8elissenbeb / en- naturs
flDn esn meb iunbe os frebelise Oms
s'0sllsr Os flor SuruFup omfrius. Der
Ct ben riseite &bsans til Site baabe
s9slancsfiOrben % i 5ielsoanbene,
,o' lite lisser lanst borte, &irfen er
lrar | 9erbeben. os Dampbaaben saar
0se forbi. Stebet n,aa iaalebes auleea
w larOeles belbist ualst. 7uren Of
Spslanb er lite beiuarlis eller lang.
ctr saar 9ampifib til Nosbp FAINT
saa alles % 8pslaubsfiOrben, iuuut
''n aele Strefnins, man mao tiSre elle,
saa' tun er 8 q 4 Wtil, os Der er sOos
s0S'er unberpeis.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-31

g%penien -Neo Sors mecoeles beroeo
fraorrenoe SlQst og Venner. at min fl9re
Rdno. Sohanues Gocuieu, eiter 3 Vars Sp'
selisheo o. 2 Cdaes baaroe Smerter bort
taloies fra % oer 23oe Ausuit 1887. Bor
{rpt | Sorsen CT. at ban osoe ! 3roen pad
fin 5reIier meo Seiu Rapn iom III itofte Orb.
San Dor fsot paa Beitobougsu ! Sliorc. 3
bort Sdmlip. nerpeo 36 War, gao Cub os 8
2stre rg 1 Ssn, Der meo mtg begrroer bans
Bortgang; Dor 1lofte Ssn mootog BAN
bisiet.
9orun Of Naoiiou peo Riossuop ben 26oe
Nusuit 1887.
aatbrine Seleus Gpenien,
fgot Nnoerien.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-31

Sul0brDQup. Or. SSreu be Sine
bon arosb, sanoeib Os Suitru Gene,
f0bt 8aaoe, feirebe 12te Suli, ifsfse
"8ersens 9ib." fit @ulebrplup. Cub
brpIupsparret bar baot IL Born, s
SBnner % 5 8stre, bpuraf 9 leuer, %
A 8srnebsrn. 5 af Bsrnebsrnene bpr
/ amerifa, be sprise Nurse. Sr. 8rosb
er IS os Suitruen ,er 70 9lar sammel.